Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

One of the main gates of the city, the Southern Gate is a bustling entry point that showcases the architectural prowess of the time, with its grand structure and imposing defensive towers. It has served as a vital junction for trade and military movements, symbolizing the city’s important connection to Rome and the wider Italic world.

A majestic arched gateway flanked by tall stone defensive towers, adorned with intricate carvings of warriors and gods, bustling with traders and soldiers under a clear blue sky, with banners fluttering in the breeze.